Sentence examples for lazy language from inspiring English sources

CMJ would never settle for using lazy language.

Mr Crowther told the BBC: : "It is lazy language, it is old-fashioned, and it is not language we want to hear used by our senior party members.

The purpose of the present work is to analyze how and to which extent strictness should be introduced in a lazy language to design a parallel extension of it.

It also easily lends itself to be a very lazy language, full of slang and conjoined words.

Saying you're able to communicate well with a variety of people because you grew up in a bilingual family and lived in six countries growing up lets your reader know you're a "people person" without you relying on lazy language.

It doesn't spark up the report, because the word itself is boring and meaningless, worn out and overused because of lazy, unimaginative language.

We explain in this paper how a declarative debugger of wrong answers for the lazy functional-logic language Curry can be extended to debug programs including the encapsulated search, an important feature of this language designed to control non-deterministic computation steps.

Get money off this title at the Independent bookshop She considers whether swearing demonstrates the failure of language (lazy and limited) or is, on the contrary, its most highly charged expression.

In particular, he urged caution about the "lazy" use of language that is fuelling demonisation of the Muslim community, via catch-all sinister-sounding phrases such as "Islamist" and "extremist".

Often impatient with what he sees as euphemisms or newspeak—"It was some phrase like level playing field/that gunked me as he said it"—Mr Paulin's poems fight against lazy uses of language: "let's try to unpack this gave me the cue/to leave".

Now, let's put aside for a moment that Falwell's remarks are the kind of lazy, incendiary, irresponsible language that perpetuate uninformed stereotypes, incite unnecessary fear, and make violence against Muslims seem noble and justified -- hate speech of the most grievous kind.